Parents Never Stop Learning: Free Parenting Webinar

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Kids ask so many questions, don’t they? They’re trying to figure the world out and why things work the way they do. It’s tough to always know the answer to these questions and some of the questions are pretty tough! What do you say when your child asks, “How come I can’t do that but the neighbor kid can?” or “Mom, why do you have to go to work today, can’t you stay home?”

KIWI Magazine has taken a fun new approach to helping parents with parenting by holding free Kiwi University Classes with experts and this month Dr. Susan Bartell, author of The Top 50 Questions Kids Ask, is here to help with these tough questions! And guess what, you’ll get to ask questions too!

Hurry, spaces are limited for this free event!

* June 8 at 10 a.m. EST (Register for this time)

* June 9 at 8 p.m. EST (Register for this time)

Sign up and join us for the whole webinar, and you could win a copy of Dr. Bartell’s book! Ten participants in each session will be randomly selected to receive the book of their choice: The Top 50 Questions Kids Ask: Pre-K through 2nd Grade or The Top 50 Questions Kids Ask: 3rd through 5th Grade.


Filed in: Free Services and Resources, Parent Information • Friday, May 28th, 2010

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